(from an article called 'Joni Mitchell' by Anthony LaGreca published in RockPhoto June 1985)
One of the many snapshots Joni uses as a thumbnail sketch for her other projects. "I took it in Saskatchewan, Canada. That's the back end of a car. I used one of those plastic underwater cameras," she says.
This photograph is one of the source materials for Joni's 1984 painting Road To Uncle Lyall's I. Named after Joni's uncle Lyall McKee, who lived on a farm outside of Creelman, Saskatchewan.
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mcsmith on :
Oh my, to have a print of this.
sharonharrison on :
Realisim plus O'Keefe. You better be pretty accurate to be able to depcit a car fender with that little bit to go on.